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Movie with all the stars
THE Casey community will be treated to a silver-screen experience this Friday with a fundraiser under the stars. Botanic Ridge estate will host a moonlit…
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Bullies on the back foot
HAMPTON Park Secondary College is tackling the problem of cyber safety and bullying head on. On Tuesday last week the school ran an anti-cyber bullying…
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College celebrates namesake pope
CRANBOURNE’S Catholic secondary school – St Peter’s College – had plenty of reason to celebrate last Wednesday. Not only were staff and students celebrating the…
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Locked in commuter hell
THOUSANDS of Casey residents make the daily commute to the city or elsewhere to work, study or shop. The National Growth Areas Alliance (NGAA) and…
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Councils call for cash
THE Interface Councils group, which includes Casey, said the Government needs to take care of councils which don’t have proper infrastructure before they allocate the…
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Sport for all seasons
CASEY’s sporting groups will soon be able to enjoy their sport of choice – rain, hail or shine. Last week the State Government announced $650,000…
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Parents make hospital appeal
THE parents of an infant who suffered a brain bleed are urging people to support the Good Friday Appeal. The charity raises much needed funds…
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Labor’s man steps forward
MARTIN Pakula is the Labor Party’s candidate for the Lyndhurst by-election. Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews made the announcement alongside the former Public Transport, Industry and…
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No mosque poll
CASEY councillors have rejected a move to poll residents regarding a controversial planning application for a mosque which was passed last week. Cr Rosalie Crestani…
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Traders struggle over sign
JUNCTION Village shopping strip traders feel they are missing out on potential customers while Casey council takes its time to address their concerns. A joint…
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5000 reasons to smile
THERE were 5000 reasons the City of Casey would have been thrilled with the Australian Football League (AFL) pre-season match at Casey Fields on Saturday…
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Hive of activity
STUDENTS from Tooradin Primary School were busy little bees as part of Clean Up Australia Day. As part of the annual nationwide event, schools were…
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